It Cant Happen Here Fors West Virginia Gambling Convictions Voided
Circuit Judge Lloyd Arndold voided the gambling machine convictions in McMechen for lack of evidence locating the town in Marshall County. The article suggests a recurring pattern of reversible errors in gambling related cases and questions possible deliberate patterning, with a WV bias implied.
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McMechen
Marshall County
Lloyd Arnold
West Virginia
Britain seeks timeline for granting independence to colonies
London talks unfold as Britain pledges full independence to British Guiana while Venezuela presses territorial claims. Burnham aims for independence by February 1966, but stability questions loom amid emergency rule, detentions, and possible internal disorder after troop withdrawal. Separate notes discuss license plates shifting to multi year designs and political maneuvering within U S Republicans and Goldwater.
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Britain
Rhodesia
British Guiana
London
Colonial Office
South America
Georgetown
Linden Forbes Burnham
People’s National Congress
Cheddi B. Jagan
Japan
United States
Venezuela
Burnham
Uncle Sam
Goldwater Rejects Lindsay The Liberal Path For New York Mayor
Lyle Wilson reports Barry Goldwater’s stance on John Lindsay and Morton speech. Goldwater opposes Lindsay’s Liberal Party bid and questions GOP loyalty, warning of a clash between Republican and Liberal principles. He notes support for Javits Keating Case and Kuchel but faces Lindsay’s mixed party branding.
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United Press International
Barry Goldwater
John V. Lindsay
New
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New York
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Washington
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Bull Connor
Walter Reuther
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Averell Harriman
Adam
Pole
Lindsa
Rogers Morton
Toto
Javits
Keating
Case
Kuchel
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Liberal Party
Can The Soviets Make The Future Look Rosy
Phil Newsom argues that on the eve of the 48th Bolshevik anniversary the Soviet Union faces rough times. He notes Khrushchev’s 1960s pledges collapsed into heavy burdens from military and space programs, scarce consumer goods, and a growing trade deficit as the U.S. economy widened its lead. The article contends propaganda will gloss over these problems.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Communist Party
Khrushchev
U.S
Confused Campaign Dialogue Builds Public Trust
A transcript captures a lively exchange praising a public servant named Shanks who, in fact, identifies as Smith. The dialogue covers fluoridation, Stevens Branch Lake, and public projects, with editors pressing for more details. The piece highlights community gratitude, debate, and the duty of public service.
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Shanks
Steven
Lake Stevens
Congress
Smith
Governor Smiths
Smiths
Prayer For Today in Our Time of Need
A religious reflection asks heavenly guidance for the day to walk humble paths and show patience and courage. It notes many in our company seek meaning and urges sharing strength with others in the Master s name, attributed to W Kenneth Pope of Dallas Texas.
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W. Kenneth Pope
Dallas
Texas
The
Methodist Church
Race Against Time in South Vietnam War Front
Ray Cromley reports that U S forces face a race against time in South Vietnam with a year to prove gains. Morale has improved, Vietcong bases need repeated B 52 strikes followed by heavy sweeps, and bases must be destroyed repeatedly to prevent Viet Cong regrouping. Rice stocks and supply chains are crucial to Viet Cong mobility and fighting capability. The plan hinges on the time required to perfect and execute the one two punch against bases.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U. S
South
Viet Nam
V. C
All Is Not Smooth As Butter For Governor Love
A long Washington piece recounts a Mackinac Island Republican dinner where Colorado Governor John Love uses a butter story to illustrate political dining rules. He narrates a butter shortage incident at a hotel, quipping about status and authority with humor amid party politics.
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Governor Love
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Mich
Rhode Island
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John Love
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Seat of Power exposed in Harlem and city halls
Horan's novel follows Duke Malloy and reporter Jackson through New York's numbers mob and political power. From Harlem tenements to uptown offices, a conflict between crime, press integrity, and municipal corruption unfolds with raids, probes, and a culminating clash over evidence and accountability.
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Seat OF Power
James D. Horan
Crown Publishers
Shirley Ruth Klein
Action Jackson
New York
Numbers Mob
Duke Mallo
the Blade-Leader
Harlem
Vito Gennaro
Jackson
Jim McShane
Washington
Duke
Duke Malloy
D.A
Gennaro
Numbers Gang
Malloy
Jersey
Quinn Flaherty
White House
City Hall
Johnny de Lorenzo
Flaherty
Pat Murphy
Blade-Leader
Julian Savage
Lippmann
Julian
East Harlem
McShane
de Lorenzo
Syndicate
Subscription rates by mail notice and rates West Virginia
Public notice lists subscription options for daily and Sunday service, including one year and six month terms. It notes a three percent West Virginia sales tax on mail rates and mentions that carriers and distributors operate independently.
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